Slipping Forms

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This series, titled Creative Concussion, came out of my own experience with a concussion. Suddenly, the world felt unstable—things blurred, shifted, and refused to settle into place. I turned to chemigrams as a way to make sense of that disorientation. What emerged were distorted faces, broken figures, and shapes that almost feel familiar before slipping away again. That’s exactly how the concussion felt—like trying to hold onto something solid while it kept dissolving in front of me. In making these, I leaned into opposites: light and dark, order and chaos, control and accident. Together, they reflect the strange in-between space I found myself in, where the ground kept shifting beneath me. What remains is not clarity, but a visual echo of what it means to lose your footing.